Urgent Legal Research: Australian Internships
Budget: $250 – $750 AUD
I am in immediate need of a comprehensive legal research focusing on Civil Law, Human Rights Law, and Contract Law as they pertain to the context of internships within Australian universities. My primary goal is to identify successful case laws in legal databases, such as
https://www.austlii.edu.au/, https://www.austlii.edu.au/lawcite/ or https://www.sclqld.org.au/collections/caselaw, that shed light on the legal standpoints and implications surrounding internships in Australia’s academic institutions.
***Key Responsibilities***
1) Undertake research on Civil Law, Human Rights Law and Contract Law
2) Find relevant case laws from Australia court systems (federal, state or tribunal etc.) about failure of universities to provide internships for their students. I need AT LEAST THREE successful cases.
3) Accurate and timely delivery of information. You need to make executive summary no more than 1 page and highlight important sections in the decisions and highlight the nuances and outcomes of each identified case.
a) 1st successful case by 16 Feb 2024 (AU$ 150/successful case)
b) 2nd successful case by 17 Feb 2024 (AU$ 150/successful case)
c) 3rd successful case by 18 Feb 2024 (AU$ 150/successful case)
***Ideal Skills and Experience***
- Profound knowledge in Australian Civil Law, Human Rights Law, and Contract Law.
- Experience in legal research, specifically in the area of education and internships.
- The ability to analyze and summarize complex legal documents and cases.
- Timeliness and the capacity to work under tight deadlines, given the urgent nature of the project.
Considering the urgency of this project, I am looking for a freelancer who can begin work immediately and deliver comprehensive and actionable insights in a short timeframe as mentioned above. Your expertise will play a crucial role in navigating the legal databases, and I look forward to collaborating with someone who shares a passion for making education both accessible and legally compliant.
https://www.austlii.edu.au/, https://www.austlii.edu.au/lawcite/ or https://www.sclqld.org.au/collections/caselaw, that shed light on the legal standpoints and implications surrounding internships in Australia’s academic institutions.
***Key Responsibilities***
1) Undertake research on Civil Law, Human Rights Law and Contract Law
2) Find relevant case laws from Australia court systems (federal, state or tribunal etc.) about failure of universities to provide internships for their students. I need AT LEAST THREE successful cases.
3) Accurate and timely delivery of information. You need to make executive summary no more than 1 page and highlight important sections in the decisions and highlight the nuances and outcomes of each identified case.
a) 1st successful case by 16 Feb 2024 (AU$ 150/successful case)
b) 2nd successful case by 17 Feb 2024 (AU$ 150/successful case)
c) 3rd successful case by 18 Feb 2024 (AU$ 150/successful case)
***Ideal Skills and Experience***
- Profound knowledge in Australian Civil Law, Human Rights Law, and Contract Law.
- Experience in legal research, specifically in the area of education and internships.
- The ability to analyze and summarize complex legal documents and cases.
- Timeliness and the capacity to work under tight deadlines, given the urgent nature of the project.
Considering the urgency of this project, I am looking for a freelancer who can begin work immediately and deliver comprehensive and actionable insights in a short timeframe as mentioned above. Your expertise will play a crucial role in navigating the legal databases, and I look forward to collaborating with someone who shares a passion for making education both accessible and legally compliant.